How much water to add to the hydroponic culture of Anthurium

1. How much water to add

When growing Anthurium hydroponically, the amount of water added is also an important factor. To ensure normal growth, you only need to add water to soak one-third of the roots. It is recommended that the height should not exceed two-thirds, and it must not exceed the stem of the Anthurium. Roots soaked in water can absorb water and nutrients, which is beneficial to the normal growth of the root system and is also beneficial to the entire plant. When maintained indoors, water does not evaporate much and the surrounding humidity is relatively high, so the roots in water are sufficient to support growth. The roots left above are also exposed to oxygen, which helps with aeration.

2. Adjust the water volume

1. Too little water: If you add too little water, the roots will not be able to absorb water and the plant may dry up and die. It needs to be added appropriately to the appropriate water level, but not too much water, otherwise the other extreme will occur.

2. Too much water: If you add too much water, not only will it make it difficult for the roots to breathe, but it will also cause the stems to be soaked in water, leading to stem rot. First take out the Anthurium, then pour out some of the water in the container, and then insert the Anthurium for maintenance.